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  • Merriam-Webster's Word Central Open site in a new window - Offers kids a student dictionary, Word of the Day, and interactive word games. Includes homework help and lesson plans for parents and teachers.
  • World Wide Words Open site in a new window - Investigates international English from a British perspective. Includes articles, newsworthy words, and usage notes.
  • Word Detective, The Open site in a new window - Online version of Words, Wit and Wisdom, a newspaper column that answers readers' questions about words and language.
  • Focusing on Words Open site in a new window - Experience the wonder of words and the English language. Focuses on English words as presented by a variety of linguists and specialists in etymology.
  • Word Lab Open site in a new window - Inverting the English language by providing word ideas from puns to buzzwords to slogans.
  • Conversational Terrorism Open site in a new window - Humorous review of: ad hominem variants, sleight of mind fallacies, delay tactics, question as opportunity, verbal grenades, cheap shots, mental magic, and ploys.
  • Double-Tongued Word Wrester Open site in a new window - Online dictionary of slang, jargon, and rare or unusual words from English-speaking areas around the world. Includes niche categories such as foreign, portmanteau, hybrid, archaic, and obsolete terms.
  • Wordcount Open site in a new window - Interactive presentation of the 86,800 most frequently used English words.
  • WordCounter Open site in a new window - Ranks the most frequently used words in any given body of text.
  • Nautical Origins of Some Common Expressions Open site in a new window - Discover the true meaning of words and phrases such as scuttlebutt, cut of his jib, and no room to swing a cat.
  • Says-It.com Open site in a new window - Makers of word generator sites such as Church Sign, Vinyl Record, and Concert Ticket generators. Also includes photos of politicians with word bubbles that you can add text to, including George Bush, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and Dick Cheney.
  • Web Directory: Word Play Open site in a new window - Sites that feature fun with words.
  • 100 Most Often Mispronounced Words and Phrases in English Open site in a new window - Includes several common errors that are the result of rapid speech, and advice to take your time speaking, correctly enunciating each word.
  • My Favorite Word Open site in a new window - Everyone has a favourite word. What's yours? Submit your favourite word with a brief explanation of why it's your favourite or browse others' favourites.
  • Words, Words, and More Words Open site in a new window - Essays, information, and links about words.
  • Prognosticate Open site in a new window - Supply key missing words for headlines taken from current news articles.
  • Non-escalating Verbal Self-Defense Open site in a new window - Daily real world advice and repartee from taxi1010.com.
  • Antagonyms Open site in a new window - Words that have opposite meanings (e.g., "bad" can mean bad or good depending on usage).
  • Confusing Words Open site in a new window - Collection of 3,210 words that are troublesome to readers and writers, grouped according to the way they are most often confused or misused.
  • Heteronyms Open site in a new window - Words that are spelled identically but have different meanings when pronounced differently (e.g., wind or lead).
  • Words of the Year Open site in a new window - Selected annually by the American Dialect Society.
  • Martha Barnette's Funwords Open site in a new window - Offering linguistic fun featuring an archive and Wacky Word of the Week.
  • Discouraging Word, The Open site in a new window - Defends the English language from its abusers and misusers.
  • Banished Words List Open site in a new window - Lake Superior State University presents annual lists of "Words Banished from the Queen's English for Mis-Use, Over-Use or General Uselessness." From the edgy to the totally unique.
  • Words and Stuff Open site in a new window - Archive of weekly columns on words and wordplay by Jed Hartman.
  • Wikipedia: Double Entendre Open site in a new window - Article on the meaning of double entendre and its entertaining history.
  • Words Ending in -gry@
  • Rude Place Names Open site in a new window - Find out what happens when bored morons get hold of a geographical database.
  • Dave's List Of Words That Are Fun To Say Open site in a new window - Heebee jeebees, Zamboni, Lilliputian, chimichanga...
  • Brain Candy Open site in a new window - Insults, riddles, jokes, humour, wordplay, and mind games.
  • Institution of Silly & Meaningless Sayings (ISMS) Open site in a new window - The world's foremost authority on malapropisms, mixed metaphors, spoonerisms, attempts at using foreign phrases, but mostly just downright nonsense that sounds correct (if said with conviction).
  • Forthright's Phrontistery Open site in a new window - Offers a dictionary of obscure and rare words, the International House of Logorrhea, topical word lists, and other English language resources.
  • Luciferous Logolepsy Open site in a new window - Collection of over 9,000 obscure and archaic English words.
  • Word Police Open site in a new window - Find out if you have what it takes to issue grammar citations by taking the entrance exam.
  • Rinkworks.com: Fun With Words Open site in a new window - Celebration of the English language including contronyms, autograms, unusual word forms, and commonly misspelled and confused words.
  • Irony and Ignorance Open site in a new window - Discusses the usage of the word "ironic" and criticizes the critics of the song "Ironic" by Alanis Morissette.
  • Word Safari: Vocabulary Expeditions Open site in a new window - Playful approach to sharpening English vocabulary used in academic reading and writing; makes web surfing an opportunity to experience words in context.
  • Words: Woe and Wonder Open site in a new window - Forum where you can comment on writing at the CBC
  • Wordie Open site in a new window - Dedicated to words, words, and more words. Like Flickr, but without the photos.
 



 
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